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This makes me worried. My employer is a university but my job duties match 2121 and not 4011. Any thoughts on what I should be using?

Hi Ajay, I think it will be fine. I plan on taking a letter that states the following: Janaki Iyer has been working as a postdoctoral fellow at XXX under my supervision from ZZZ and has performed the following duties: {list the duties}. And I think it is only appropriate for the superior to...

Any chances of a draw tomorrow? ;D ;D ;D ;D

I think if they really suspect something they might be able to find out by contacting the local municipalities, or employers or maybe some government organizations (like OHIP in Ontario) where you need your passport and address proofs to register. Might be easier to locate a foreigner than a...

I know! I'm trying to explain to them how express entry works.

Help me please!

Yes, my offer is by one employer, I work 35 hours a week, not seasonal, and I have the T4 statements, pay slips etc, skill level: A

There are certain countries for which you can say that the country that I need a police clearance from requires a request letter and submit the initial application. But for most countries you need it with the initial application.

LMIA exempt (I am a postdoc) closed work permit with employer name on the work permit, have worked for the employer for one year. NOC: 2121, skill level: A

Hi guys, I meet the other requirements to claim 50 points for my job offer. My initial offer letter was valid until November 2017, but now I have an updated offer that is valid until December 2021. How should my offer letter (or reference letter to prove future employment) be? I think the HR is...

Fatani I see your problem, especially because the name is different on your passport and his passport. And sometimes giving too much documentation can invite troubles too. Try getting a simple affidavit in which you just include the different spellings that appear on all the documents. I wish...

Hi again, I think it should be you who gets the affidavit because it's your documents that have the incorrect spellings. As you mentioned on your later post how can your father state that my name mentioned on his documents are wrong? Shouldn't it be you who states that my father's name is...

20 days exactly. Received it on the 21st day after status changed to evaluation in progress. Personal experience.

Read through the entire thread again. What does your ECA report have? Does that match your passport or your educational documents? In my case too my father's name is included on all my documents, so it is like my middle name, in which case it might look like you have two names. So I think it...

http://www.police.gov.sg/e-services/apply/certificate-of-clearance That's the link for SPF CoC. The FAQs section states that you should have resided in Singapore for at least six months continuously with a valid FIN number, and since you have lived there only for 4 months, I'm not sure how this...

Hi, my father is a lawyer and I tried explaining your situation to him. He suggested it should be your father who gets the affidavit made and mention all names on that and a possible reason for why there were differences in the names. Complicated situation but I think it's your documents and...

1. You need the police clearance certificates from India and Singapore, unless you have lived in any other country for 6 months (cumulatively). You can get the Indian PCC from the BLS office at The Verge that's in Little India. For the Singaporean Certificate of Clearance (CoC) you will need the...

Are you in Canada, and will your PCC be processed at the CGI Toronto? I got the Indian PCC in less than 3 weeks from BLS, Brampton. I don't think you can submit your PR application without the Indian PCC. Will be returned as incomplete.

Yes, they will sign it and confirm if the VO calls.

Well, the HR said that the extension letter can be only in a standard format and cannot be changed, and they will give me a separate letter for the PR application, which will state that I will continue to work there for one year after I am granted the permanent residence. Will that work?